Eymurn

Normalize being in a good mood without needing a reason

No one from my bloodline knows my presence here. That’s my biggest flex

One of the most underrated skills people fail to appreciate is the ability to notice things

Resist the urge to prove you’re doing better than other people. It’s unnecessary

The strange feeling of meeting a new version of yourself as you grow

Dear God, I am my own enemy, protect me from myself.

You’re stressing tooooooooooo muchh about a life that can anytime

This user is a very sensitive overthinker

You talk, I listen. You continue talking, I zone out. Oops!

The Quran describes worldly life as follows:

“Know that this worldly life is no more than play, amusement, luxury, mutual boasting, and competition in wealth and children.”

What’s interesting is not just the description—pay attention to how the verse begins: “Know that.”

It is a deliberate call to awareness. We are naturally prone to getting so consumed by the fast-paced rituals of daily life—the status, the material pursuits, the social comparisons—that we mistake the illusion for ultimate reality. The command “Know that” serves as a wake-up call, urging us to step back and observe our existence with clarity rather than blind attachment.

Understanding this distinction changes how we engage with the world. It doesn't mean we abandon our responsibilities or stop enjoying life’s good things, but rather that we shift our perspective. When you view these worldly pursuits as temporary, you stop letting them define your worth, dictate your happiness, or consume your peace.

Know that. Yet many still don’t know.

Pardon me, my train of thought lost its direction.

It is the eyes that smile, not the soulless lips.

Don’t rush your prayer for the world; rush from the world to your prayer